Candidate Set For Race With Several Opponents
A candidate faces a slate of challengers including Melvin B. Breath Maurice Caro David Laurie and former Mayor James Malone as likely rivals.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
13
A candidate faces a slate of challengers including Melvin B. Breath Maurice Caro David Laurie and former Mayor James Malone as likely rivals.
Cardinal O Connell presided a lecture by the Rt. Rev. Eugene Julien bishop of Arras at Our Lady of Victory church. Julien spoke in French on France s war experiences while O Connell spoke in English praising French valor and the courage of soldiers and generals including Foch amid the four year crisis.
A lecture in Boston by a French bishop praised Franco American ties during World War I. He recalled France’s evangelization, the Marne stand, and urged continued US aid to Arras while Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal O Connell attended. The speech highlighted shared values and a lasting bond between the two nations.
Republicans hold 234 seats in the House, 16 more than a majority. Senate results hinge on Michigan with Henry Ford versus Truman H. Newberry, and races in Idaho and New Mexico. One Democrat will hold a seat previously Republican, while six Republicans will hold seats previously Democrat.
Return totals show Republicans leading the House 234 to 195 with 1 Socialist and 1 doubtful seat, while the Senate sits 47 Republicans to 46 Democrats with 3 in doubt. The shift signals upheaval in national legislation, new committee chairmanships, and a pending challenge to President Wilson should Republican control solidify. The speakership looms as a pivotal post, second only to the presidency.
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